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Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free. This is an OCR edition with typos. Excerpt from book: CHARACTERS Gerai.dine Lang. Vi Tompson. Mrs. Wrighton. Fraulf.in Handt. Mks. Jars. Mrs. Mathewson. Mr?. Dreed. First Lady Passenger?Mrs. Whittle. Second Lady Passenger ? Miss Finev. Third Lady Passenger ? Miss Lansing. Stewardess. Another Lady Passenger. Count Carlos Kinsey. Mr. Wrighton. Ixjrd Tilbury....
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Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free. This is an OCR edition with typos. Excerpt from book: CHARACTERS Gerai.dine Lang. Vi Tompson. Mrs. Wrighton. Fraulf.in Handt. Mks. Jars. Mrs. Mathewson. Mr?. Dreed. First Lady Passenger?Mrs. Whittle. Second Lady Passenger ? Miss Finev. Third Lady Passenger ? Miss Lansing. Stewardess. Another Lady Passenger. Count Carlos Kinsey. Mr. Wrighton. Ixjrd Tilbury. Mr. Crager. Jars. Steward. Thornton. Man Passenger. Expressman. The Ship's Doctor. Other Guests And Passengers. chapter{{Section 4Originally produced at the Hyperion Theatre, New Haven, and on November 3,1902, at the Gar- rick Theatre, New York, with the following cast: ? Geratdine I-ang Mary Mannering Vi Tompson Amy Kicaril Mrs. Vrighton Mrs. Hone Frautein Handt Anita Rothe Mrs. Jars Rosa Cooke Mrs. Mathewson Marian Gardiner Mrs. Dreed Kathteen Chambers Mrs. Hairy K. Whippte Dene Woodruff Miss Piney Florence Stewart Molly Lansing Florence Breed Stewardess Carotyn James Another Lady Passenger Anna Archer Count Cartos Kinsey Arthur Byron Mr. Wrighton John Saville Lord Titbury H. Hassard-Short Mr. Crager Atbert S. Howson Jars Herbert Ayling Steward Chartes Martin Thornton Sidney Mansfield Man Passenger Charles ll asking Expressman David Proctor The Ship's Doctor George Etwood chapter{{Section 5ACT I The deck oj a ship. The railing is at the jootlights, and beyond it, against the cabin's sides, are rows oj steamer chairs jacing the audience. At Right oj the Centre are double doors to the principal gangway; at Lejt oj the Centre is a gangway through to the other side o) the ship, where the audience sees the railing and the sea and sky beyond. Along this gangway promenaders are constantly passing. Most oj the steamer chairs have their bored occupa...